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The football at Badshot Lea may have been uninspiring, but this lovely ladybird makes for a pleasant distraction!,© Fuggletim
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The power line across the Hogmoor Inclosure in Hampshire, England marches unrelentingly into the Sunset.
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Gorse is a native shrub to the UK and grows mainly on heathland . The distinctive yellow flowers are very intensive and abundant this year! This is in the Hogmoor Inclosure in Hampshire, England.,
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And a full three years after Covid, men are STILL trying to explain things to me...!!
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There is NO dark side of the moon! It all depends on your perspective... Half of the moon is virtually always in full sunlight - OBVIOUSLY!!! (The only exception, of course, being when there is a total eclipse of the moon. IE, when the moon is eclipsed by the earth...) When there is what we call the "Dark Moon" - (the phase of the moon when it is between the "Old Moon" and the "New Moon") - the so-called dark side of the moon is actually in full daylight... As I said... It all depends on your perspective!! The so-called "dark side of the moon" is simply the side of the moon that we never see, when viewed from Earth. One Luna "day" is equal to one Luna "year" - (the time it takes the moon to complete one full orbit of the Earth...) So we never get to see the so-called "dark side of the moon" unless we go up there in a space ship! Moral of the story? The Dark Side of the Moon is nothing more than the side of the moon that we never get to see - due to our narrow, restricted, earth-bound perspective... -
Golden Nomad Bee
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Wow!! - Last week
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Seen on a Dandelion flower in the Hogmoor Inclosure in Hampshire, England.
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As pictured from the Dusit Hotel in Makati, Manila, the Sun closes another Philippine day.,
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Yes, yes! excellent!! And where exactly did we see this gorgeous, lovely flower?!!
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Hmmm... It looks like it might have overpowering, hypnotic aroma...??!!!
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Oooohh! Look at that! I love Gumamela. (And no overpowering, hypnotic aroma...)
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The scientific name of this flower is Hibiscus. Gumamela is the tagalog name.
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The scientific name of this flower is Galphimia Glauca
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The scientific name of this flower is Hibiscus. Gumamela is the tagalog name.
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thank you sir
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I love this!!
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Fantastic photo! Look at those eyes!!
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Jenny's Photo Album 🌻
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Awesome!!
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Don't mistake your house on fire for the dawn.jpg
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Don't mistake your house on fire for the dawn.jpg
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The Philippine airlines A321 earlier now taxies to its stand to get ready for its flight back to Manila!
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